top of the hour. i love these focus groups to do. give me your 32nd takeaway from that great conversation. those, students from all across the, globe have had it with violence. they ve had it with this senseless destruction in ukraine. they are committed to finding some kind of peaceful resolution, and this is a different kind of war. the world population has its eyes on what s vladimir putin is doing, and they are scared but they are angry and they expect the west to stand up and do something. because they want to end the suffering, and they see their own people getting killed, their own young people. and they re begging the world to listen up and act. frank, thank you as always for your time. we appreciate it. getting up early to this conversation with me. greg luntz is a communications analyst in a poster. don t go away, coming up next a new update from ukraine where they say russia is continuously
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Stark Community Foundation elects new Board chair and vice chair
The Repository
CANTON – The Board of Directors of Stark Community Foundation has elected Nancy Varian as its new chair, elected Bill Cook as vice chair and announced three new members: Tonja Marshall, Andrea Perry and Todd E. Pugh.
Varian has served on the Foundation’s Board of Directors since 2008, is a member of the personnel vommittee and most recently served as vice chair. She serves as a faculty member and director of the Center for Professional Development at Malone University. She and her husband, Reed, along with their immediate family, operate Varian Orchards, their family’s 325-acre farm in East Canton.